Akuapem Poloo convicted over nude photos with son, to undergo pregnancy test before sentence

Popular Ghanaian actress and social media celebrity, Rosemary Brown, affectionately, called Akuapem Poloo has been remanded in police custody to undergo pregnancy test after being convicted.

3news.com report, the actress was convicted on her own plea on Wednesday, April 14 by an Accra Circuit Court and is expected to undergo the test before beginning her sentence.

Rosemary Brown sued by Child Right International

Rosemary Brown is facing charges of publication of obscene materials and engaging in domestic violence in a case brought before the Accra Circuit Court by Child Right International, a non-governmental organization over the nude photos of herself and her son shared on her social media pages some months ago.

Earlier,the actress had pleaded not guilty to the charges against her.

Akuapem Poloo share naked photos to celebrate son’s birthday

It could be recalled that on June 30th the actress shared naked pictures of herself and her seven-year-old son to mark the boy’s birthday.

In the pictures, the actress was seen naked while her son Mudasir Muhammed Yakubu was only in under pant.

she captioned the pictures “Son today reminds me of the very day I gave birth to you with no stress and with no regret…..30th June 2013 exactly 4:46 am Sunday Haha I still remember this date paa because it’s really meant a lot to me, I only felt the 30 minutes pain when you were turning to come out you were too good to me.

I gave birth with no complication, no cute no disability Haha I love you son.

You see how you are looking at me always remember that I love you I’m naked in front of you because this is how naked I was giving birth to you, so in case you find me naked lying somewhere don’t pass by me but rather see me as your mom who brought you to life”.

Ghanaians descend heavily on Akuapem Poloo over nude photos with son

The actress received several backlashes from the public, including celebrities, the Ministry of Gender and Social Protection as well as Child Right International, a child-centered non-governmental organization in the country.

Source: GhanaPlus.com